Hi-Lift Jack BXR68B 68" Black Anodized Slide-N-Lock Tie-Down System

I had no issues installing these. I did have to cut off a couple of inches since my F-150 is a short-bed but they cut easily with the hacksaw and I just have the cut edge on the cab end. It probably took about 30 minutes total to install. I just clamped the rail onto the bed side and marked the holes in the bedliner using the drill bit. Then removed the rail and drilled all my holes. Just note that at the very front and back of the bed side, you may not be able to get in there with a nut. I figured the screw itself works just fine. They gave plenty of nuts and screws, a few extra for all the holes. So far it still looks sharp (only had a month or so) but I have a "It's a truck" philosophy so if it does get banged up, I really don't care.The tie loops move pretty easily and seem to stay secure for the loads. I've hauled a few odd shaped items and these have been great to have. Definitely recommend.

I have used these tie down tracks before in previous pickup truck beds and purchased these for my new truck. Stainless mounting hardware and heavy duty stainless tie downs make these ideal. You can also purchase additional sliding tie down points. I have also used these same tracks on the sides of my ATV trailer. They work great!

The rails themselves and the tie down devices are very hefty. Thest tie downs should last longer than my truck. Installation was unusually smooth and simple. Thanks

A great solution for securing items in a truck bed. The sliding ring hardware is well made and the whole thing is stronger than I expected. I should have put these in years ago.

Heavy Duty, easy to install and works great!!!